Osgood Grub Company

No one that goes here more than once is on Yelp. The owners would not give a sheet what I think. The interior is like Apple bees on steroids. There is a junk yard on the ceiling. So we get there and one of the people in my cohort asked if they were still serving breakfast. The server got irritated and said no. Then he had the audacity to ask for coffee! She said none had been made for the day yet and he'd have to wait. So we all got the buffet. We were warned or you order anything it takes an eternity and the only sure fire way to get in and out in an hour is buffet. Fried chicken, Mac and cheese, potatoes and salad. There wasn't much to choose from. It wasn't okay food. If you order a side their cups are like 64 oz plastic cups. It is too much.

What a horrible experience!I went against the reviews as I know things happen and people are never happy. Well.... believe the bad reviews. We were excited to try out the place. Stood at the front because it said "wait to be seated" Stood there with several employees literally walking around us. Not one acknowledged us. They were not busy. It was about 4:30 on a Saturday afternoon. There were also 2 other people in line behind us. After almost 10 minutes one waitress acknowledged us. I'll be with you in a minute. I told her not to bother and we walked out. Everyone looked like they were in a pissy mood. I could only imagine how long it would take to get waited on. We...will never know. On the other hand.... Make sure you try out Trackside Pizza. Amazing food and service.Thank you Osgood Grub for showing us the light.I would give them a zero review if it would let me.

Would I go out of the way to go here again? Probably not. It fit the need along my weekend journey and the buffet was good and only $8. I wasn't in a "stuff my face" kind of mood, but after I scoped out the salads on the menu and finding that they were $9, I decided to dive in to the buffet for a $1 less. The salad bar options were fresh and plentiful. The ranch was on point. I even scooped up a bit of mashed potatoes and Mac and cheese, both of which were fantastic. How does this place stay in business serving so many all you can eat options? And the hot bar options are tasty too, country style cooking... soul food. The service wasn't all that great, but I guess that's to be expected from a buffet kind of place.

Great small-town restaurant. While there hasn't been lunch-time buffet since COVID, the menu is back and the staff are friendly. The food is great and it's a consistent lunch stop for me.

Good bar food type restaurant. They have a large selection of appetizers and a good variety of sandwiches, salads, and steaks. Great iced tea (and that's from a Southerner).

Nice little restaurant in the middle of nowhere. The smoked pork chop was very good, almost tasted like ham. The tenderloin was all right. It was thick and meaty but the breading or the oil was a little off. We sat in the bar and the bartender was either having a bad day or she has an attitude. Either way, wasn't a bad experience at all.

Took my Dad here tonight for Father's Day & he loved it!! His steak was cooked to perfection & my blackened chicken was juicy & flavorful! We appreciate the superb service tonight!

This is one of the better places to eat in town. They have a cheap ($8) lunch buffet with a huge salad bar and entrée selection. The seating area is really neat with all the old paraphernalia on the walls.

Definitely an interesting place. There was a private room in the back for events that was pretty large and housed a good amount of people. The food wasn't as bad as some of the reviews.The back room was kind of outdated but the rest of the place had an interesting theme to it. I thought the waitresses were really nice and those at the bar seemed to know each other pretty well. A little bit of a tight fit, but still a decent place.

I eat here once a year on the way to the Whispering Beard Folk Festival. I have the lunch buffet because it is pretty darn good. There's a salad area (with actual lettuce and cold veggies), a dessert/salad area (fruit in jello, pudding, etc.), a couple of soups, and a pretty huge hot bar. I usually fill a plate with veggie-type stuff (lima beans, green beans, corn, maybe soup) to eat first then go back for a smaller plate of the meat-and-carbs items. This year they had pasta with clam sauce, turkey and dressing, roast pork with gravy, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, battered fish, beans and ham, and a few other items on the Friday lunch buffet. It was all pretty tasty. Had I eaten any more, I probably would've fallen asleep before getting the campsite up in Friendship. I browsed their menu and was shocked to find brussels sprouts in the appetizer section! It said "pan friend with walnuts and balsamic". Definitely not something I expected to see at "the Grub" (locals call it that). There is a bar but also plenty of family dining. Decor is along the lines of Cracker Barrel meets TGIFriday's...lots of memorbilia glued to the walls with a redneck/country/local feel. Taxidermied animals, old newspapers, antique lanterns, etc. Some of the bar stools are seats from old fishing boats. It's that kind of place. Outside there is "found object" metal art...think bits of old cars welded into the shape of Don Quijote. Definitely a neat spot and deserving of a place in "roadside Indiana" lore.